Take control of your story. Speaking out is a sign of strength, and we’re here if you wish to talk about your experience or how it has impacted you, or if you want to know how to better support a friend or family member.
Call our free, confidential support line:
Monday to Thursday: 10 AM – 9 PM
Friday: 10 AM – 6 PM
Saturday and Sunday: Closed
If you want to talk, you can always come to NAPAC, be that via our support line listed at the top of this page, or by emailing support@napac.org.uk.
If you are looking for a more specialist service, we’ve listed information on a few organisations below.
MSP is a network of organisations working with male victims/survivors of sexual abuse, rape and sexual exploitation
Safeline runs a national male survivor helpline and an online Live Chat support
Survivors UK supports any man, boy or non-binary person who has ever experienced unwanted sexual activity via webchat or text
Survivors Manchester offers a range of services for male survivors, including telephone support, online support and drop in sessions
We are a very small team and it can be difficult to get through. Please try at different times rather than re-dialling repeatedly as our team dedicate time to finish each call. We offer 30 minutes of supportive listening with signposting if that is relevant to your needs, but we cannot offer on-going support or counselling.
We also offer support by email – support@napac.org.uk
NAPAC’s series of booklets for survivors and those who support them are free to download
and are also available in audio format.
If you are feeling anxious or having a panic attack it can be useful to know these calming techniques.
Between October 2019 and August 2022, approximately 25% of calls answered on NAPAC’s support line were from men.
In 2019, men accounted for 28% of our website visitors. By the beginning of 2022, this figure had grown to 37% - an additional 5,000 website visitors.
NAPAC is here for all adult survivors of childhood abuse, including men.
We set no standards for what it means to identify or describe oneself as male or female, either now or in the past, either publicly or privately and understand gender identity can be fluid .
For us, this includes cisgender (cis), transgender (trans), intersex, and non-binary identities, individuals, and communities.
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